By Amy Moran, Ph.D. and Kate Okeson International Holocaust Remembrance Day With International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Jan. 27, we have the sobering opportunity to reflect on political…
By Catherine Grano PhD, RN, CSN-NJ On Sept. 28, I had the honor of attending the White House Conference on Nutrition, Hunger, and Health, the first of its kind in…
A best practice in STEAM By Dr. Stephanie D’Alessio and John P. Henry tudents excited about learning is an integral part of lesson development and teaching and learning practices.…
By Katy Z. Lynch, Woodstown High School teacher Picture this: it’s August, and as educators, our schedules have been posted. Here comes the influx of texts from my teacher friends:…
NJEA welcomes Guttenberg to the association family By Patrick Rumaker Using the “Contact Us” link on most websites is a dicey proposition. The person sending the message never knows if…
The members of the Toms River School Transportation Association celebrated the holidays with dancing and an NJEA Member Benefits fair to show their appreciation for each other and the work…
Learning and growing as professionals By Leana Malinowsky Teachers are asked countless questions throughout their career. These questions come from many different people—students, families, administrators, and still others who are…
Close to four hundred students and staff from area schools attended the NJEA-sponsored Seton Hall Women’s Basketball game on Dec. 9, during Seton Hall University’s annual Kids’ Day. Student-athletes from…
The History Day competition is looking for judges. The competition takes middle- and high-schoolers and gets them excited about history. Each year, the competition provides a theme which students’ projects…
Coming together as advocates for NBCT candidates and educators by Lisa Hirkaler, NBCT and Dr. Rebecca McLelland-Crawley, NBCT National Board Certification is considered the “gold standard” in education. Throughout the…